Sad movie suggestions....

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Ordinary People. It's devastating.


Hah...this was the first thing that came to mind. Love it.

also Joy Luck Club has some very heart wrenching scenes.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Life is beautiful


Worst movie ever. Totally trivializes the Holocaust.


Then how about "Schindler's List?"

Or "The Diary of Anne Frank?"

Anything based on reality about the Holocaust.
Anonymous
How has no one mentioned The Notebook or Toy Story 3? Both leave me a blubbering idiot. Fail-safe crying mechanisms.
Anonymous
Welcome to the dollhouse
Anonymous
I remember as a kid bawling for days after watching Old Yeller. I wonder if it still holds up as a sad movie now that I'm adult.

I cried like a baby when I watched "The Champ". I think there are sad movies and then just all around depressing movies. I hate depressing ones (like No Country for Old Men) but I do love a good cry like Terms of Endearment.
Anonymous
I can't watch Steel Magnolias anymore because it has a direct relation to my life - hits too close. Used to be my fail-safe good cry.

I really liked "About Time" - got it from the Redbox this week. Didn't make me cry, just tear up, but can see how it would for some people.
Anonymous
Philadelphia!

The last scene, with the Neil Young song in the background, and the friends and family gathered....man.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Bridges of Madison County?


More like a laugh. I suggest "The Way We Were"
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Dear Zachary
My Girl
Blackfish
Up in the Air


Up in the Air? Interesting. I don't think of that as a tearjerker.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Love Story
Brian's Song


They used to show us Brian's Song every year in middle school. I have no idea why. We'd all be bawling messes by the end. I haven't watched it since.
Anonymous
omg brian's song and love story should be listed in the definitions of "tearjerker."

my girl, mask and beaches used to make me cry back in middle/high school.
Anonymous
Philadelphia
Anonymous
Stepmom
Terms of Endearment
The Piano
Leaving Las Vegas

Pleasantville always makes me cry, but more in a happy-release way, instead of a just plain sad way.
Anonymous
Revolutionary Road
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Life is beautiful


Worst movie ever. Totally trivializes the Holocaust.



I agree. I stopped it after 25 minutes.
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